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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
THE PEW Mr.. rywgs IN BIs WV pULpIr.

THE PEW. Mr. HFFEt IN hin WV FtbfIf.
The Rev. Henry T. McEwen. formerly Of the Me""rJ
Chanel Of the Church OF tho Covenant In Ess Forty
secnnd who has recently accepted call to tho Four
eenth street Pr. byterzn Church. preached hs first
sermon as pastor ~ that church Yesterday forenoon He
took his text tho chapter of Panls Epise 10
thu Corinthlans But We preach Christ cruened" A
Paul th. varied elements existing
In oruth At Tho thing necessary aud
sned tn all classes conditions OF men. so In the pro
sent time he said. text 1. preached He sSid
la part:
preach inspiration 70 iife Tho dmeuliies
OF life Ar tvoaa low put TOO it .
itue OF aDd secondly, W. have
natural tsndeury tho tome OF the ASPIRATIONS WIN
which out A. the ye-o good sn arc an osphs
10 TO % asthng buying AMI ssllnS OF
earthly pos.rs o christ Who xavs even tis
Inspiration Ia higher aims AMI krrarr con
good sorsA SECONDLY, 30 pr-Aen Chr ct As PAT
tern life aiprd lav dos our lives AID cut
by an Chri.l .eut mxht have tern WHARF,
by Wa approach tho per erton OF iis
lite rand thin< ne one 10 shsw Us ne
fuie Thirdly preach Chftt asa -avour Chri,t
ing ~ IN ITS bloc bscaus- pad oar debts on Tho
enough 10 believe that esus rst was cru
believe thai Hs died for Us, that ho IN our
saviour
In conclusion. h. said that 10 customary FOR q
miu-ier In entering upon new pa,torao 10 make some
remark upOn the he Op-. nut No had litte 10
say Az there 70 In musical compositions domii ant
no which rules tho wnol composilu. recurring again
again win overncrcasius purity aud s~cetness 40
crnced" the note OF his service - their pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

THE LAST YOUNG PEOPLES MEETIyG-BIBLE CLASS
--THE SURF MEEIING.

THE LAST YOUNG PEOPLES MEETISG-BIBLE CLASS
THE SURF MEETING.
OCEAN GROVE. sept. tSpeeiab. large CONGREGATION
gathered at the Young Peoples Temple to-day for tho
last young peoples meeting for the The topic
was Christ Our AL" Mr. Yatman WA happy In his
remarkA Three hundred and nfiy persons have been
converted In these meetings. Mr. Yatmsn expects to
give his time to hs rvangestic work until next sum
The daily holiness meetings will he continued for
q time AT the auditorium the preacher the Row
W. " Tudor. OF the Methodis Episcopal Church SOUTH
OF Norfolk. Va on the Tabernacle and Temple Of Life
forth by Paul IN H. Corinthians Ia TIE last
Bible class OF the season had Of more
1.lO0 people. The topic was. Trust In Our Heavenly
Father" Almsgiving. fasting and tho forgiveness II
enemies we,e discussed by bra Atkinson. Alday. en-
MeeAer aud Others Among the questions con-
cerng tho sale or psrbcious literature hr "a Mr. Evans
postmaster. deprecated the sale OF certain class OF
papers and literature at the stand 10 the Office
The Rev Dr Stokes s,d that nothing OF that Kind
done under the sanction of the association. The surf
meeting large AMI after The responsive reading adj
dresses by tho Rev J. II. Thornley,. the Rev
W. Gill. Perkins, CLEVELAND and Mr. Frsmc. of Newark
he evening sermon was by the dow g. n. Mead. o..
Hornellsyille n. Y The Rev. Dr tarlon aud the Rev
James l. Howard preached at o.. Psui's Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Revolt against Zolaism, Zebehr Pacha and
Death among the Alps. were the topics of three IN
tercsting foreisn letters in The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
of yesterday: Washington Gossip. Lake George
Views and tho Coming Do vn OF the Tent al Stony
Beach. were leading pieces Of domestic correspon-
deuce: conspicuous local features were Famous
Chess Men to Meet, Glimpses Of Many Minds Bats
Balls and Bases, Flotsam and Jrtsam of TAX, Nj
Vanderbilts Generous Gift and Reopening City
Churches: other articles Of prominence were
Da Ponts In New-York. The Theatres. Byways OF
the World. Current Anecdotes, story of An Awk-
ward Interview. Everyday Folk lore, Review OF
The Story Of Mstlakahtla, etc. Leading news
topics were these:
FoREIGN.-The news In London. - Police and
soldiers sent to Ennis Ireland; serious trouble
threatened. =Gladstone replies to the Dnke Of
Argyll. - Fighting between Russians and
William abandoned = Prince Bismarck as .
distlller. - Aft irs IN the Hawaiian lsanas'
" South American news. ,,.a
IN the yacht Merle heard from IL, IN
English and Scotch Of II 1n., cslsasS
seE Fears Of . coal famine in Chicago
ana the Northwest - Mrs. Vincent
robbng his unole's store. - Delegates elected
to tho Republican State Convention In many lis
tricts.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Stocks went Mp rapidly ~
responsr to the Baltimore aud Ohio loan. - + au
regatta of the Larchmout Yacht Club; the Thistle
made soundings on the racing course. -. Proos-
bic murder in Catharfne-st. - Winners
at Sheepshead Bay, Badge. Touche Pas. I'm,
peror Of Norfolk. Kaiooiah. Pontieo ana
hOsalind. - New-Yorks beaten by DetroitS
Metstwic by It. Louis. Louisville by Brookivn.
- wealthy German builder killed himself
- Gangs of robbers at work IN the city. -, -
Gold vaiue Of the egai-tender silver dollar t4lZ2
grains, 45d. per ounce-74.o7 cents. Stocns
opened Wild aud excited at sharp advances. later
were steadier At some reaction, closiug strong :.
Copies may still be had al the office. or by mall
Price 8 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
cnKIsr1Ax WORKERS 70 HOLD 4 CONTENTION

CHRISTIAN WORKERS TO HOLD CONTENTION
A convention OF Christian workers. members OF
churches interested In MISSION evanxestlc or church
work each tho outside classes will DO held IN the Rev.
Dr. TsyIos TaDernacle. Broadway and Thrty fourh-st
during the work from September 81 To Ssptsmb-r %
will no three sessions day. 9Th papers talks
devotional exercises. Among the speakers will 10 tae
Rev DIR. DennisDn. Williams COLLEGES the Rev. Dr. q. T.
schannrr, Josiah Strong and Lyman Abbott VI >sw
York: Mayor W. II. Rowland Of roronts AMI Marshal
Ballngion Bon h, OF the salvation Army The Rev T. A.
1orrey. OF Mnnsapo Ia tho cnarman of the Executive
COMMITTEES ~ the Christian WORKERS. Tho Row. Johu c.
Collin. OF Nrwiaven, Il secrsary He will send q
tifczts to any who nAy wish Now York del
egtes emitting them to reduced rates of fare and hotel
lodging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

y7uu poopIo DrRnpsn neacn ravil.
ION clsm bxkss looked upon social reunion
Tor and potcsua and this one wss M czocpon
= presens the Dwver bfofhea
Captain sam Bsewn Csione Tom ocniur.s * n ssnr
A. Barnum r. Turke'. Robert Pinkertsn. Wu,tsm nc
hon snt the jockeys MeLaauhin rison ann
The good thInrs by copious arAught OF
$1,000 worth Of the sparkling ana seducu's
hQuid beng consumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
hrs FORD DRIVEN WILD BY HER TROUBLE

Mrs. Mary Ford, the who lost three child
ron In restaurant ia Jersey Cty day arrived
from California, sent Bcievus Hospital yester
day. as she was Thought to DO insane. she had came
the Charles -trest Police during the afternoon
and made nqurss OF Sergeant Croker who was ON auty
there. concerning her chiiarea said
to 20 to the Desrosses street Ferry and policeman
sent 10 show hsr the While Ihsy passing No
liz Charies-st she was taken with NJ and showed
strong ~ uptons ef irsasity. She taken TO
Bellsvue she not considered insane, however by
the hospital surgsens hut suffering from he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
MARROW ESCAPE OF A TRAIN LOA or PEOPLE.
A q ,Lrnnxlxn a,.d Wat Enl RaiIrnad train

from COMFY Island which Is dus Ia Brooklyn A. 10
p. was coming arpnnd the AT Tnlrty-es ht-st,
bel wcen Eighth and Ninth the engine jumped tine
track and Turned completely around The three
open ears were full OF passcD but not pallet
on tins track and M one an lnrsit There was good
deal o exstsmsut, h0weyer, until the extent o tho
dainage Was kn0 sn. The damage confined almost
entirely IN the lDcomoLve T.. Carmen, the engineer
escaped With aiew slight bruises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
DTSCHAR0ED FOR SMOKING.
OyerworIxed Women.

PHILADELPirIS, Sep. tsp,eiaD.-The Reading Rail.
road dismissed several throughout the state FOR
defyisg the rule which orbl IL smoking while duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

For WORKOUT" rundown " dehi lated schooI teachers
miIners. ssamstresses houssisrpers amt overworksd
gtncrzlv. Dr. Prrces Eavofits ths
best oi all ratve ieuica Ils not cure
maiy fulnls sin ehess par beinz pu emit
rperihc thu ehronic weaknesses Diseases
liar To III powerful general well
Whole syssah II pro- ply cures weakness stomach
digestion Dloatin-.
lity and rlse les-ness either Fayer
sold dngss's unier positive guaia ce rap.
around bottle ir &C 81 bottle. six utes
treatise Of ds, OF women pfofusely
with coorsi Plsss and -eutr, oI ten
cents stamps
Ad,ire.ss WORLDS pIsPEYsARY MEDICAL Asso.
CITATION, GG3 Naih st.. HUI lo. v. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
HELD FOR SHOOTING TWO POLICEMEN.

HELD FOR SHOOTING Two POLICEKEE
Policemen PHILIPPE and MeDonssiL Of tbs Twenty third
Precinct who sbs the morning Of August "a BY
Daniel Dmeen able appear In the Yorkvilis Court
yesterday They each made charge OF felesious assault
against the o. Reilly hsld hm $1,000
bail zach charge In dsfault no locked again
await trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
oLAxs AND oHAMPA ONE CONSUMED.

W. r. bAbcock has nj led another feather his
lam baker So wol II he getting up
cal ~down cast clam bake IL szid all landlords
In Rhode Island they one In tho xood old
os hsvs 10 sand for BAb Yesterday cooked Ons for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
tvery Flta, tlass

Cigarette manufactured
signature nf KINNEY Bros. aud nsm+rs the
requested Ia fuse all otners Our bTands
knkllsh. Cross- Country and Whte.Capa
kMgxx xonAcco Co, New.Ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
We Point with Pride

TO the Good name al homo by Hoods saisapati"
In LOWELL Mass, whore it Is prepared there Is NOR -
Hoods sarsaparla sold than OF all other medicines "ho'
neghoorhoods taxing It At the same time, and " ns'
given the best OF Satisfaction since It's Introduction ~
years ago. be IL the medicine did NV
possess merit. II you suffer from impure blood oi W.
blhU. Try Hoods sarsaparslla and you Will realzs -
peculiar curative power.
had salt rhcum on my left arm three years. suffering
terribly took Hoods sarsaparilla and the salt rneu
has entirely disappeared" H. NJ. Mills, u freneAs'7
Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SarsauariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 SIX Oi e5 Prepared guy
By Q. l. HOOD CO., Apothecarics, Loweii "'''
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

20, Accordiuely her cousin Bernard Kenny OF NO.
Ina rsss was alI.wed 10 take her homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

Dr Pisrce's "Favorte Prescription n
'rsresi." sut adj tr.Sy fuiils AnSeHsss o purpos-
being otent specific those chronic
peculiar To women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
In the Albany Senatorial District the Democrats are
talking about nominating Mayor Michael n Nolan Tor
senator.

The contest among the leading Republicans OF tho
xxyth Senatorial District for the nomination of Sen
ator aeens to settled The district Ia composed OF the
counties Of Delaware, Chenzngo and Broome ana the
nouiuaon Is granted III advance the Republicans OF
Delaware County. In this county xAssembyman viz
lam Lewis has obtained the delegates. dofens senasor
CAesaa0o jeegrapA states that the Republicans or Cne
mango County viii indorse the choice OF Mr.. Lcwls oy
the Republicans Of Delaware County. The Kepubican
majority Of Mr. Marvin in 1888 was 1898 Mr. Lewfss
nomination therefore, viii be equivalent 10 al election
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23
rHs cANAo An ELECTIONS.


tArfAte4 3. I'fitf-
ToeoSro. 0at. Feb ---8 i9 p. m.-Ee.
iaAs som the elections are pouring n
Indications are thsi sir J0ha Mscl a-id :
roycfnmeat Is sustained l.aeua gains =
Ql~1ec aud ilarrfle plor,n-cs cp it iA-
s.hcieul 90 Gpsl, Cons rYatYe gains ora
rFeVlcus majority from tltaflc alc West
eru provinces Sir john Macdonald Aas
been eeted .n Kingston city ny majority
of t2el ye and ia Carleton county by ma.
jorty - l0l
hon Berke. leader Of ths opposition and
most C T his principal ueufenauts aTe re-
luruei. Mosi ~ fhe ministers are aisO re-
tGrrsd. though two OF them narrowly
escaped defeat lslgevin carrying Three
Rivers. Que. by e. and CARING being r..
turned from London city. Ont. by 5e I'll
Dona. Smith. the Canadian Pacific can
didste. Is elected rs an independent ID
Noulreal West
ll p. M -SiXty-six constituencies 10 on
tauo return ~ supporters oi tlf Cove n-
meni and y, 0pp1siuonists. Thirty
c0nsttuenC as iu Quebec return - Opposl-
uOuists. one independent and IA support
egs OF the Government exclusive OF ave
supporters Of the Opposition who were an
opposed
Nova Sc0tia-Haliiax city elects two sup
porters ol the Government
New Brunswick-five Opposlti0nlsts and
two supporters OF the Government. River
du L0lpe staaou burned down, desroylne
full connection. east. bat fun returns art
expected later Al present Indications are
that the Government viii be sustained by q
greatly reduced majority
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23
THE NEW JERSEY MIDDLE.
An Honest senstor Who Refuses to be
Bought.

~ 1ADht7t -NtfftR- - iAt A~~a'A'-' ~ ~
Bought.
TRFxrov y. J.. Feb 22-The Senatorial
muddle remains the same. The House and
Senate are simply talking away time and
very little business VIII be accomplished
until the Senatorshn, is settled The COM
mittee appointed 20 wait upoa Speaker
Baird 10 rel 1esi him q .'resigu has not ap-
preached him as vet. The Speaker SAYS.
When they pr7sen, me e petition &c resign
signed by thir,v-0uo members. then } viii
consider it. ana they will lear from me.
The Speaker has no intention Of rasign.ng
in the event o. this action, however. In
ailud'ne o. the Badie boom he said. THAT
viii amount n nothing, but l think a
Democrat VIII be elected. Great efforts
are bring made 10 injCce Baird TO vote for
Aohait and Offers Of cll ,-inds have been
mals lim. bui he says i they offered him
the Presidency OF the United States he
would no. vote i9r Leon Abbott. a brsaz
Is looked for aTery dav and many prophecy
that .he oeau-l0cE vii not hold ont much
i0ngcr II tine House succeeds In oustiug
Baird thc Senate viii refuse % accept bills
from the Hogse signed by any other
Speaker. Eyesvthing is qTie, today ano
toe Joint meeting wa c9nd Quoted in or or
derry manne. The Senate and House
haze adjourned un'n tomorrow Eyerr
one n impatient 70 have the Seaatolsair
ssttlei
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

-at -nf trttt &t-th 49,
>r~ AoaE. fet 4-f1s AeH
Yerk Southern -osy aeld fs
arst snnpsl iaasr a. tae Hoe.
5repsslee lA's sytans ir esamem.
900 o, WasalasiQns h.aha-g iAt
-ple.y pas reseaiy organized anl As Coca
Fvsed O. PERSONS a4vas 5 Psra.anr0t I-sas
ef business ll .hs cty ef Hev erA qf -
uc.1ty u10 ll whose ancestors are of
were natives ~ aaF of lhs Southern eiales
icf per05 ci twe1fT years. lne Qiaco's
80 tts society are fTesldsli. A.seraal 81
>ll.vsn. Alr- Presidents Jshn q 1altolu
ana Ballard clttA ~ec-sl4sy setu Aat
slsli. Treasurer MAfar e.. ali.lts.e r.
Covers weie is.i icr 800 and at ciock
De party bteal ro DISCUSS a. eisborrft
al proper Intervals sauf fauott 4o.s
AFTER lle covers ~-re s-uorei ihe par'
1g4Ik silently "a llt goasrs lle memory
of NasL.neiol ana ~Ile President el lAe
lalfea S.4Ia-'
President saiivar iaen responded % the
foast "AtW YORK ile 4ame " car alop-
.ion. he eioquenfy coniI4slei llr
irogbiel condition ef E.rope with lhe re-
stored peace 0f our united country. The
AANt-. 'N-AL I'D -'HtL-tNt. "A I'a -' ~
have responded g. she ioasl "lne Counfly
of Washington. bui al lhe last momee.
= telegram was received from iim saying
tia. he w0aid he lnasle 81 atfeud. owing
% illness "I.e ulusfra. deyelopueli
of lhe south ws responded to bv hun
Wm B.. Trenholm. Replying &C. ite inss'
New Ene.lnd Hon Cornelius y Bliss.
President rs fhe New England Society
.ai4 lha sons ci New LDEIaDa feioiQs
thc ioim luoa " tue NeY ofk rolrleil
society ano tender q NO.l youlg AND fie
o-ous association tle r-lt hand oi ielica
ship Nav The br0ilery relations here ia
s'slied be only an earnest ~ rood WAL
So friendship lsng o. continue Nrta'
spiaause rreefel the following tel rra
T. ln Henry 81. Grady. of A44lla sat
/ .auta hearts 20 our tonight to iapse Nho n
distant city honor au4 j.. usirsfe fnr
south From 600 homes We pledge you
tC tna uic South with a.. followed meuor.
the nev South with ifs glorious Mi4le.
the Dlou s.l comprehensive and ever e..
oUrns
signed HESRY ~. GEtly.
IOas's were also Tcsp1niea % hF Ior j.
Randolph Tucker. OF Virginia. Eal. fhos
| living. 81 OHIO and Others Among The
1 letters oi re r.. were those from Secretary
Bavsri Mavor Hewitt. and other pfomi.
neut gentlemen Among ftC guests were
I Assistant United Sses Dis'ric' Attorney
/ NcGrane Cox President Norton. Of fhe
/ Louisville aud Nashville Blntol \. liar
uson. eX-Puvate Secretary ic Je1. Davis
/ Gen. Martin i Mctah1n B0lard smith
rr IFf { d
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. 22.-TAere Is great re.
ioicing here tonight over the victory OF The
government. Sir John Macdonald is sus
tainec by s majority OF Gfean or twenty
lye The Conservatives are parading thc
streets cheerng Justly The "Re.l crg has
failed ol its purpose and the French Cana
dian are greatly discOurgei. Ii Is The
opinion of polticnl leaders thaJ today s
vote spproyes in unmcasursa term5 tho
Government action the hshsrie7 ques-
ton and tbo, there vlii bs no cessation If
efforts 10 uphold existing trsares as inter
,ieleG Dy the Dominion GOyerrment
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

LtSsrzs Feo. Z3-.rhe survivors q Co.
g. Twelfth Michigsn Infantry abol. thirty
Hfe DO numosr. held their annual reunion
here iol4g 4 i.nnes waf served ar the
la.vet ls church fhe iolowinz Officers
re.e t..crea Comrsie john Oakley 0f
lans Hr IVES made President Joseph FAR
ie.. Wee ,res.dsn, II e. Freeman. Secre-
ary Harvey iapham. Treasurer and tom-
FADES Kennedy and Wallace. Corresponding
Secretaries oI the reaimeniai organization
lowrade he0nely was G.s0 appointed
Chairman oi the committee to prepare set
VI rules Co govern the organization.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

Tls People OF Nsw Orleans Admire thc
rIa-rh of rroieus.
Nrr 0alrs.- Ee1 - - seven oclocs
..n..f he .tres .aI Galleries 'a'ous
.he Eae ~ ma wrs aer uacse.
again te -e - ai. - iae hne O.
f..s at nt.a Has Ul-t
more .sr l.I E on. tte
f.aa tHe people,
tIt 1H-t -1e l1. lI
UI..t lHf al.
rr.aa .t .at srlf
T....a e.. lI.-Y Fairs la.--
wl..l afforded an opportunity ior tae
highest omBe shment and m3st gorgeous
iacorsron Never since the preseutatiOn
of Nldsummer Nights Dream have such
brilliant tarIeauK been witnessed m this
city 4nd the auditors were enthus. .sstic "a
shs~ing the'r appreciation
The nsg ssnt Nas rreceird 3y Pro'eus the
ear ~ Charre dressed st O1erol ie sas
.esf.l fu car ei slter dawn ~ winged
is.arIt over H.Ht .Ilal laus
.f lt.''- tt. e.itffrH
re- in tae .taure
IN.a .leFe. a .sr-r 9..ale ca cars aat
.w .f HI rei fraeutei t1f
fnHml 'not te lE 'N fae
eIsHs H.a
rtloe lHe .rsau. 9"i
Herut.ls ii.ae Ine p.o
Tna ere ef iHf is.e f.
iI..f sf 'tf
ta.nrse rsrn l.ra fIr
F fl- ~
aI
1srrH Ts r
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

Pn0vuRScE. r. l.. Feb. y. The Prohib
itory state Convention organized here this
morning At n o'clock with J. y. Todd a.
chairman The following IS the ticket
nominated tor state off Gers to be voted foI
lu Aprl next Governor. Ihos. II Pea
budv. Wesar'F Lieutenant Governor A.
" himhef. Newport Attorney General
ElRln MrUaif Providence. Secretary ~
~.att lrtlfries A. Warren. of BRISTOL
Geaeral irea rrer. John g Perry oi South
kiuest3n. ila convention reputiafel ans
responsibility Cog ihe action 1f fas general
as.iruhy aal mutar 81 insert an ei ila
rieI u rso.uu1n ga iae platform was e
IeflHd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

LAx-rNG. Feb 22-The oil authorizing
the village OF Cedar Springs TO borrow
money. passed the Senate this morning
4 number Of new -hills were introduced Enl
the senate adjourned 10 Q clock next
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23
THIRTY DAYS LONGER

Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
worth Of Boots. Shoes and Rub.
bcrs for Gentlemen. Ladies ans
Children must be disposed o. ~
once. Ih2 stcck IS complete p
every respect. You wall Emo al
sizes and all widths We have
nc shoddy goods Or eiaevsali
trash 10 palm oil. but evcrv nau
is WARRANTED &c be soi1
honestly made and rericct *
every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

a..r.t- fl f4. ess-r-tt-1-
scnoolcAAFr, Feb. Tile funeral ser
wees Of Godfrey I'm ght were held this
morning a. Il cicck and the cortege that
followed tine remslns to their lasf resting
piac, was the largesCt ever seen in Southern
1Ichi-au.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23
'lt.t


~ 7---7l Ut IL . : =
The Michigan Central viii tly new ex-
pertinent for heating Us coaches. The .n-
yentor claims thal hls fuel. which sm0uld-
ers, viii only sc3nh inlamma1ie substance
with which t is boU-hi into contact anc
NOT start flame buf viii give olt great
heat and vii not b affected by atnosl l1erc
changes li l1oE9 like lneIr powdered
charcoal an6 IS enclosed IL an iron box aud
placed unde- TIE seats
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

loNlA Feb 22.-The pioneers Of Disco,
Eureka and Gratlan townships, comprising
tire Washington club banqueted at the
farley House. tonight, and toasis and
srseches ma ie up an interesting gathering.
About seventy -uve members OF tie ass0cia-
i.0l tlLel a. the E1ley a. discussed old
I-mss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

.r....ts "a fss f...-tts. .staA-s.
J,rssaS. Feb. -2-TAs Emmei R.ies
Go. III surprised the people here by appear
ils On parade This afternoon with new
dress uniforms. Tine dress coat Is eray
or0alclotn. with black and sold trimmings
Waite cross and waist belts and dark blue
pants with b.sck outside stripe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

WnfTE RIVER JrStrioN. VI. Feb %
The report Of the Rslroad Commlssioner
or the recent disasfer finds that the train
wss rnnnine al ssie speed and al the em-
pOyes did their duty The accident was
caused by S Defective rail
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

.se ......s.tt-4-
Pautszn Feb IA portion Of the
e~a "a river iam was carried away fh.
b. .la ls 5y aish vaier, ana it is feared the
elLIe lfluCfurc Ht.t ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

BANGOR Ne. Feb. 22.-Fred George, o.
Orono. shot his wiie and then shot him-
SELF sf g friends house IL Great Works
Both died instantly. They had heen ser. r-
ated some time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

...t- ree .-t.fN4 ttHA.1-
Mr-EfsoS Feb. while coasting this
forenoon on summer-st.. an eight year old
boy named Schubert ran into a street car
and fractured nis skull.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-23

If..sa Feb. 11-rhe Royal Templars
ot Tenn perauce OF Michigan are ia session
t.re with over one hundred delegate IN at-
.-llsree Iheir meetings are secret ana
all close tomorrow % igLt